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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
REEE TEaeE WIZ eAxApA.


There Il jusi nov q strong feeling IN
the Dominica 10 favor Of oonplete
reciprocity Of trade between thai ooun-
try and the United States. Within
certain limits ne thiuk this feeling may
be encouraged, bat By no means 10 The
extent Of sbolishine the uses Of the
Custom House altogether. In the full
development Of eystem Of free trade,
Canada has more 10 gain than We have,
and therefore her aspirations in thai
direction should be entertained BY
Americans With feelings Of caution.
Great Britain's offspring IL the poorer
country, and while America San pro-
duce everything that Canada can, the
latter is bot pOer producer compared
With the United States, and that In the
very products which would most readily
hnd exchange with us.
The Toronto GIOSs strongly advocates
free trade between the two countries IS
the only true remedy for existing
tFoables and disputes. Having assimi-
lated che tariff rates, then the duties re-
eeived a. the respective ports can be
assimiIated By pooling the joint earn
ings and dividing them on q per capita
basis Of population" As our popula-
ton 10 twelve times a. large az the
DOminiOn's, this would mean that out
of every els reesiyed We should retain
twelve and let Canada keep one, and 20
on, on an svsF-incFeasinR scale. The
Toronto Globe srgues that England
could have no objection 10 the breaking
down Of mutual barriers Of impost
which would only have the effect of in
creasing the exports Of the mother
country to the tive Americas. rendered
one In the matter Of freedom Of ex.
change.
We should think not, for all that, a.
Canada is the poorer country and in
debt 10 the extent that her credit is in
worse OdOr than shat Of any other Brit
ish colony, any motion smsnating from
her for freedom Of trade with che
United States ahould be viewed BY citi-
zens Of the latter country with q good
deal Of caution, for the reason that
Canada Is more likely 10 be the gamer
thereby than Uacle Sam.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
BEATIsG TmE CUsrOM OTyacERs.


For ways that are dark and for
tricks that are vain" the heather
-Ohinee enjoys reputation weird wide,
bat We question whether that reputa-
ton Is ever better earned than in the
formers dealings with the San Fran
cisco Custom House. II is calculated
that the average annual quantity Of
opium smoked in Califoruia IL half q
million pounds. OF this drug there
pays duty al the Custom House Of San
Francisco $1,000 poands yearly, bat OF
the lattsr $4,000 pounds is used in
medicine alone, leaving ihe opium
tends shortage Of $4,000 pounds 10
make up as best they can. How do they
do ~ That Il The question which IL
exercising the San Francisco Jsarl.al QT
Co~msres, and vs admit oar inability
10 sAcd ray Of liRht en- the pathway Of
Investigation our contemporary is pur-
suing. II wOuld be 10 the eternal dis
grace OF the lyux.eyed officers Of the
port Of San Francisco TO hint thai l66
tons Of valuable oontrabAnd can BE-
landed on their vharves aud smuGsled
Into the State without their knowlsdee.
And yea heu else Is ita pressncs there 20
Be explained sxeeps on the assumption
ahAi the Chtnsss, In the matter OF ''dark
ways" and "vain sEioka." are centuries
ahead Of the assats officers Of sussonsl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

The New York 7sisgram protests
against The custom Of clubbing Mayor
Hewitt his hsnoS" and argues that a.
sfncial titles are not authorized Aay.
who're in the DATED STATS By Law" ihe
U.s. Of them sAsuld Be dropped. Com.
moa sense weald endorse the views Of
the Tslsers@, bot when vs see The die.
position In our people TO reoAlessly
bestov titles In utter disregard Of their
Appropriateness. ue must bend 20 the
recognition in our national character AZ
q trait which takes sueh fantastic aevel
cpmonts. Especially Is this the sase
In The bestoval Of Judicial and military
titles on thosa Who have never sought
distinction tn either Of the professions
Indicated. A nan may be lAyman to
ell Of them and yet have thrust apoa
him a title 10 Wkich his whole manner
oflife IL contradiction. Many 81 fheas
are bestowed By a veil meaning slunsi-
mess In the EFFORT 10 oonciliate an a..
sauaed social superior. bot not infre-
ausntiy The insPirtne motives are 20
psrer than malice and blaskma.l
while ws dOa1 sappOse Gsy body eoala
Be % thin skinned ~ 10 b haFs b. the
eonfsrFinR co him II an housr
not his dus,e stun The prnnaiseloas
bessowinR Of titles is unjust 20
ths few ta@a ais hOlders ef
lhsu By making their dissiRss.ons
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
MILITARY SIGNALING nALuoeSA

~. LoHGs Glohs- Dusccrai.
some mOaths ago Il vas stated that
plan OF electric signaling fro1 bal
looms was Invented ~ Erie 4 Bruce,
having SPECIAL advantages for array
parpOsNs IL wiii, then, be enough nov
10 say that balloons, after having been
permitted - Ascend suitable distance,
are caused 10 Be lighted By meas %
electric iAmps, snpplisd With current
from wires communicating With an
electric generator 90 the ground. for
long and sboFt Intervals 80 as 90 spell
oat words IN Morse alphAbea manner.
The essential nAtaFe OF Mr.. Rrnce's in
vention heinG thus mentisned. details
aaax easily be recalled % mind. This
ulothod % signaling Was tired A shaFt
uuae ago BY the British military an
thorttses ~ Chatham. and IL appears
that q has givsa entire satisfaction.
The ilGht thrown asWn by an iiieu-
mated oaiioos vas 50 brilliant. aad
ainased over - vide an ara Whsu TIE
balloon vas IS 9 eansideFahle hiRht,
thai sofae one suggested thai such 3
ltzAt might eel b. made u~e Of fer
sondUcisng certain military Opersiioos
AZ night
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

John BEiRhs has been treating bis fel-
IoW Britons to some soashing Remarks
en- The subject Of their brutality. His
speech is the neat telling sEFaignmsBf
against English iniusties and misruIs
that Ne have ever read. What pity It
10, however, that the vensFable Man
shsster Quaker. With views 80 SQUAD on
questions Of national morality, should
harboF suoh uaseund notions On ones
lions Of trads. His conversion, how
ever. is TOO late now, though be mast
surely have realized By this tins thai
Rneland's waning prosperity affords
the most eAeetual argument against his
ideas about fres trade which could wen
Ia adduoed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

Amusing Developments Of ''boycott-
ing" are attracting attention 10 the
State University of Athens, Ca, the
seat Of them. Il seems that several Of
the principal Boarding houses of the
town have incurred the displeasure Of
the students who have resolved 10 enac,
boycott" against the refractory mas
ters which 10 TO be riRidly enforced sill
the latter consent 10 redress grievances.
These grievances consist for the most
part Of setting a poor table. Of charging
for extra meals and Of locking the frost
doors against oonvivial alumni at the
Absurdly early hour Of nine O'Clock in
the evening. The boycotters have re-
solved themselves into an order known
As the knights of LetharRy" and an
nounoe their determination to bring all
refractory livery stable keepers and
boarding house masters 10 terms. Verify
an Institution hailing from the boys Of
ireland is having . trial made Of lie
uses which threatens to invest IL with a
degree Of Immortality not inferior 10
that Of ihe "CurfeW" itself.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

II ths beRinnfnR-ays before
fhs atx dayn' labeTs wexe veil Ger;
Yes. whiia the world lay inoowpEste--
Ere God had opsne1 quits fhe door
o. this strange lano f0g strong men's
feet
There lay a9sina shis westmosf ssa,
Ons weird sild land q mystery.
Men Esaohed ID oniy from shs IS,
By black built ships that seemed 10
Along the ahors suspici0asly.
Like unnamed monsters Of The deep
4 was the weirdezs Land. ween.
That mortal eye had evsr seen.
A larRs lone land q bird and beasi.
Blaek. shaggy beasts with eI0ven elaW;
A land that ssaEee knew prayer OF priest.
DE- law Of man OF nsturs's Law,
whore no fixed iine drew sharp dispute
'Iwtxt sewage man and snlleu brute.
--yoGgsfs Msfisr IN Buffalo Yssss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
To Am wanting EmpIoymcnt

We want Live, Energetic aud capable Agent
In every county in the United States ana Can.
ada, to sell patent article Of great merit. on
iTs AERTTs Az article having large sale, pay
lag over 100 per cent proaf. having no comps.
tition, and on which the agent IL protected In
the exclusive sale by deed given for ssch and
every county be may secure from rs. with all
these advantages to cur agents and the fact that
IL IL 40 sriicle that can be cold to every house.
ewusr, II might not Be necessary to make an
''ExTRAoHDINARHoF RHR" 70 secure good agents
ct once, but We have concluded 70 make Il 10
show, not only our confidence IN the merits Of
our invention, hut 10 its stability by any agent
that VIII handle Il with energy. Our agents
now 1t work ere making from $50 70 $500
month clear and this fact ma es Il safe for Ne 10
make our ofer TO al who are out Of employ.
ment. Any agent that will sivs our business
thirty daya trial and fail TO clear At least 500
In this time, ABOVE ALL ExFKRsnE can return
all goods unsold 10 as and We will refund the
money paid for them. Any agent or general
agent Who would IKE ten or mora counties and
work them through sab-Agsets for ninety days
and fail to clear at least e75o aBovn ALL n.
PEHsHA, can return all unsoid and get their
money back. No ether employer Of agents ever
dared 70 make such offers. nor would We n We
ala not know that We have agents nov mailing
more than double the amount We gunFRnteod;
aud but two sales day wsuld give profit Of
ever el26 ninth, and that one Of our agents
tsok eighteen orders in ons day. Our large Do.
scFiptivO circulars explain cor offer fully, asd
these We wish 70 send 70 everyone cut Of en-
ploynsnt who win send NJ three one cent
stamps Ter postage. Send 81 once and secure
the agency IN time fer the boom, and 90 70 wurk
on the terms named 10 our extraordinary oRyr
We would lie 70 have the address Of ali The
as-nts. sewing machine solicitors and carren.
ters IN the ceuntry. and ask any reader Of this
psper who reads this Ofer, TO send US at once
the name and address Of all such they know
address a. once or you will loss the tast chance
ever offered 70 theee cut Of smpisymant 70
make Dsnsy. RHHNna hASuYAcrgRIEs Co.
dwsa lie Smith Geld ST., Pistsburg, Ps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

fSas FraHefseo y0sy7saI Of conszer1s. !
The question Of epiam Smuggling IL
one which assumes an important fnan-
eisl aspect. TIE duty en- crude opium
ts 81 per Psund and refined. $40 Ths
latter it IL which y chiefly imported for
the use Of the Chinese and white opium
smokers- II 10 known that opium snug
Cling vas carried on 10 q greater OF less
extent. bat the real importance Of she
basiDess has beea understood By bat
few. The exact Chinese population of
the United States cannot well be deter
mined. bat il is certainly not under
Is 600. The average quantity Of opium
smoked By them ID not less than four
pounds per annum. Nov let Ne see
what are precisely the ipapoFtations of
opium noted az the Castom House. The
report Of the Bzrean Of statistics for
the hsoal year ending Juns 30, 1886.
gave the following:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

A great deal has been said aboat the
angelic qualities 81 the late King Thee
baw Of Bufmah. bis British eonquerors
being roundly taken 10 task for dis
ssmiuating reports 90 10 bis inhumanity.
A Mr.. Maurice LatheF, Iecsurin9 in
Boston the other evening on social and
religious life In BaFmah, alluded to an
atrooioas snd brutal ceremony which
took place there en- the coronation Of
ths lately depOsed KinR. Il seems that
into the foundation holes for the piers
Of his great palace. living babes we're
placed and then huge wooden beams
sunk down into the holes, smashing the
little enes' skulls, thus rendering She
buIldina literally founded on blood.
The usage 10 Q remarkable enc and ID
pafalleied In many barbarous countries
widely separated from ono another both
BY pFepinquity and race.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
sOmErmrsG NEW ABoUr EGGS.
A alaFketmAn shows How ne COuld
Make sss5. oe0. zoo Every Year


yas York Had aud Express
eff ! owned all The hens in this
country" said the maEketman, as be
counted ont zsn eggs aud Pot them
In q customers basket, land had a
place to pasture them. vsuld ask Just
Two years in business and ia be the boss
millionaire"
"How's that9"
Flows that7 May be you don't
know, young man, that over 5000. 600
hens cackse each day, announcing toe
birth OF the same humber OF eggs, and
kept the farmer bows busy last year
gathering IN the Efforts OF 5000, 900
hensp But they did. Well. those eff
forts OF 36b days result in 100000. 600
separate and distinct eggs or 500, 900 OOO
dozen, as near ~ can calculate. Now,
IL took Just $50, 10000 dozen II thoae
eggs 30 supply the demand for Tom and
ferries, puddinRs, hard and soft boiled
eggs, eRp-noR and ham and eggs nj
that. ] figure that thirty cents dozen,
for 1883, was about the average price.
Thirty cents = dozen for T20.0O0, 900
dozen climbs up 90 the comfortable
little purse Of S225. 10000. There's
nothing mean about me, and II had
tns handling Of those offerings Of the
Nations hens ia be satisfied With q
profit Of two cents on dozen.
Last year must have been q good one
for people visiting In the country, for
folks broiled. fricasseed aud roasted
like 100000, 900 chickens,
yOune and old. That used up the little
balance OF 80 000. eco dozen egg. Th4i
81, 90 900 dozen we're turned into chick
ens that Robbled up $500, 000. 600 In hard
earned coin Of this realm. cipherinR the
thing down close. &C 90 cents q chicken.
don't deal Ia poultry, but from the size
of the diamond pins Of the ones that
do, don't hesitate = minute 10 cay THAI
there cAn't be less than 5 cents profit on
every chicken thew asii. Last year New
ioFk tonk 100000 dozen of eggs 20
satisfy her, and she paid 100000 20
get them. Nov, New York state only
keeps hens enoagh 10 lay about s.000,-
200 dozen. and 80, Of course, we have 10
70 knocking around all over the country
and part Of Canada 90 keep up with the
oEy for Gags. Il would take all the eggs
that New York. New Jersey, Psnnsyl
Eanla and Massachusetts, hens are ~
spaRsible Tor 10 sappiy this ottv With all
he eggs ID wants. Tue 100000 eggs
ased here last year. u laid 10 q single |
inc, one aftsr smother. with q hairs |
pace betweea th@m. would reach froFa |
Boston 10 san Francisco. / tell you.
here's bis thing waiting for some one |
sho can act . corner on egRs."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
CnUDE.

Here out Of q total of 5l7, 4e3 pounds,
valued at 81. AS, 957, we have to deduct
1854 pounds, valued ct &7l8.060, used
In medicines, etc., leaving only 166, 919
pounds that can by any stretch Of the
Imagination be supposed 10 be intended
for the mss Of opium smokers. This
leaves 3S3. 0e1 pounds year unaccount-
ed for. Since 1880 the average number
Of Chinese in the United States has been
about the same, 90 that in seven years
the Governments has lost the duty on
1881 ,b67 pounds, or say 81, 315, 67o. The
most of the opium used is therefore
smuRgled, and By way of this city. The
Government Collectors have only man
aged 10 secure the arrest and conviction
Of q comparative few. Where there sre
such immense profits and where the 10.
ducementa by bribery are 90 great, this
10 hardly 10 be wondered at. Doubtless
all the opiHm 10 not imported directly 10
San Francisco, but is landed in various
places no and down the coast and reaches
It's destination by a circuitouo means.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
LEAVING COLORADO FOR WASHING.
TOE TERRITORY.

Nv. y. Corr. SsH Francisco Chronicle. ]
John w. Mackay is after some Of
Washington's rich mineral deposit.
Captain @. g. Vivian, who has been
mininR and smelling for several years 10
Colorado, Is here looking after some de-
tails incident 10 his removal TO wash
ingtou Territory. where be will repre-
sent John w. Mackay 10 = large mining
venture. He expects 70 find q crafty
ing change from the Wilds OF Colorado
10 the tempered blasts Of Washington.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
INTENTION. LADIES.

COMMITTING NEW AND ELEGANT.
- salf auuE Frenrh tail y system Tor
eatting nresses CIoAkS ETC. No cuftiuR
cut the htlae pieos 10 hack ~ which 70
20 N slde e.sty, a. al othar chart systems
go ~ hlch has sAkes I've YEA hard afndy.
and 10 Cor yeWr ernveaiesc a. wei a.
istHe Have also . sleeve svstNrn. Lee
soes gives any day and a. all hourA
TerunA - Fiek@r c L & go ne
= o. GOJChER
Narioa 81. between Seaona a. Thfrs
ssa,'le VT nAsl Ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

AVsopos Of the SMALLPOX Scars at Los
Angeles, San Francisco thinks proven
ton Il better than cure, and promptly
guarantees ell vessels striving IN her
port from San Pedro. The Los Angeles
Board Of Trade (wkat an anomaly by
she way, Board Of trade in q city Of
angela, have waved very indignant at
The conduct Of the San Francisco au-
thoFitiss and haYe IN manner Of speak
ina. ImpeaShsd them By st Of resOlu-
ITEMS passed 81 The last session Of their
AssenblS. However. hard words break
no bones. and We should think the Port
authorities Of San Francisco care little
for an incorporate set Of resolutions
vhsn u becomes Q question of stamp
Ina out scourRe like smali-pex.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
TuEH SKEB A cHEAuEHH.

tse vieiuisy ~ Yskima affords . rare
oPPoFtanity 70 start 9 creamery, Aaa
Any peFs0n toaking fer, % drsirpas af
v~tAelixeiag saeh . baainess. vii and Il
70 their interest 10 iook over The n<sd
here aEd tuvesttrSte the ADVANTAGES this
iecaii,y cGefs. kncoaFaNsment and 60
cf~ratien Siii b Efven. especially hy az
levers % good batter. Who couesf
Nho Wakts ths uevsg
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WHAT MADE HER MIsERABLE.
fTeras SgfiMgs.J

Ierds 0Vfihgs.
A lady called on q friend wis had
only been married few years a&d was
surprised to find her 10 tears.
Il am the most unhappy woman 10
Austin and it's ell on account OF my
husband"
why, yOur husband lives for yoa
alone. He stays at home all the time.
He never gees away from home; be
never brings any OF bis friends TO the
house."
Yes" replied the unfortunate woman
putting her handkerchief to her eyes
and sobbing oonvulsively, "That's-
s-me-so-miaeFable
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

Gan u be posaibls that Carter H4FTi.
sou has declined tbs nomination fog
Mayor Of Chieago7 So il IL announced
By the telegraph this morning. Those
Who remember him 81 fhs Windmill"
Of the Willard party Of 1913 viii seesiys
she information With insrsdaiity. To
then Il seemed that be eOald not be In
duesd 10 decline anything.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

And the old felix's laugh when they find
that The pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, syrup Of Figs. is more easily
taken and more beneficial ~ its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. Il 10 3
most valuable family remedy 10 aot on
the bowels, 90 cleanse the system. and
20 dispel colds. headaches and feveFs.
Manufactured emily by the California
Fla syrup 90, San Francisco. Gal. For
sale by A. b. SrRwkRr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
ONLY POST IHTHueHcH

7hs bill mentioned In our iass Issue
a. psndIng IN he Provinaial Psrlismsns
Of British Columbia, which provides for
tAs extensions Of the BeiltaRhsm Bay
Railway 4 Navigation Compsny's
northwest line 20 Hsw Wessminsssr,
passed that body yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
MARRIED..

oUTnERsoS--LAHNrxs-A the residence Of
the bfide's parsniN near Kent, March 10,
hy Rev. b. y YknDevsatsr. q. n: Gas Ter,
see ana lara V. Lansing, bosh Of Kent. II.
enIrH -sIAEK-At be residence o. the brides
parsats, NoFth Scastls. March 10. By Rev,
b y. NanDcvsnter, z. A. smith. 81 Kent,
and sara n Ststk. Of Seattle, VT.
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DUNIwAT AND WHITE GREATER
THAN THE SUPREME COURT.


VI AV'NHs0Ea4 ONtI DtHF II
United States Attorney w. II. White
agrees with Mrs. DuuiWay In advising
the women Of this Territory to vote II
they wish to al the coming elections,
resoEting 10 the maadamus IL necessary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
sTocKHOIDERx' MEETlNc.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ bv order Of the board Of Dire tors
% the Soath Prairie Coal CEmpsny. there
wili b . meeting q the stocko deEs Of
sAsd comeAny. a. the eslce IL said CON
pany. - No 81 SA-Famento str e. N TIE
city and eognty 81 San Francisco. Cali
forniA On saturday the 18th dAy % April
said DAY. for tbs purpase Of eiecttng q
Baara % Directnrs and oehee oficera Of
aaid cumuany for the ensuirg year. and
for the trans ctian CT srch other butiu.aM
- may cone before said mseeing. b Or
der q The Board a. Direotora.
T.H. HENDERSON.
HAnfw ssefstAFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

Chambers Encyclopedia Is being sold
for tl6 81 @. Davies 4 Co. This edition
Il eqaal in every respect 10 that which
ls bsing sold by book agent to many
at our citizens for $50. NIB 10
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p. ANTHONY.
GRACE HOSPITAL,

ON THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR
" &a1isos. y now ready for the yeosp-
ten q psfiearR. AavEnssRes EnexssIed.
mkia3wlm
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EVERETT HOUSE.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr. WITH
or without board. Rooms. eS 10 a.
pr month.
KvERErT HOUSE,
aeia Foarth 81. rear az Court Hous>.
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For Sale Cheap.

nNE SPAN OF HEAVY WORK
" Hlrsea-Weight 1910 pounds. I and
years old. The Undersigned having leased
his ranch for term Of years. has ne fur
ther use for them. ADDRESS BY mail er In
person, JOHN RINES,
mills I'm Duwamish. King On, W. T.
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WANTED.

Fine lot, Y-roon house and stable Kley-
enth and Jackson streets, $500.
Lot 3 81 ~ Terry's lst, house and in-
proveulents
$50.
The Ihess lots in 81 81 Mes -. $50 eArh-
Clea~ed lots IN BiEelow'a al SIS snd SIS,
r. - Nay0Ard's J Aks Washtr gton. e32S
Iots ard s hl 90 Terrys q, t2too.
Cleared lots, b I LAwlsr's. SOS
osz And g bl - YeMlsy's lot. ass
Furnished restaurants. e1lS and el3n1
City hotel 5000 Steam laundry. %
loon and Lodging house. Vacant govern
meat clAima uaFt battom land. so Im-
proved ranches. ssse % 5000
Mortgages on solid property. 500 70
SO 0o. City and county ssrip. -
New snd Dpconc-hAF safes
ve-nier compass and surveying Ia
Furnished house and lease. osn1sr Of
town. 500.
WAITED.
TIE loan $500 and sseae on good security.
Honsss TO rent Money Ter Investment,
Women and girls ~ SIS 70 SO.
FOR RENT.
ainproved fame On ahAraA
Fruit and vegetable garden. Sis q year
efarKa on Lake Waahinxton, orchard
hay. etc. no cAsh rent.
Houses and rooms IN al pats Of efsy.
GRO W. CRAM
WAah. Ter. EmployMent Bureau. near
cor. Commercial and Washington streets.
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